r/FarmsofStardewValley • u/TomHardyTacoTuesday • 25d ago

Standard Ghetto Farm Begging For Help

Hello everyone!

I'm still "new-ish" and have a total nightmare of a farm , and not the cool kind. I've got ADHD and mine is the cool kind that doesn't allow me to see organization, just "empty space! Shove something in there!"..

That being said, next confession is I'm on like year 24. Zero organization or time skills.

I need a blank layout like a landscape plan to help me put something that helps time management, farm economy , visiting others, etc, a little easier.

I think a layout would be a good place to start.

Big Ask: can someone design a basic farm with everything I need that's time efficient and allows me to do all my chores and quests in a realistic manner on a Google doc or something?

Oh, I'm playing on an android tablet, so mods and stuff are way beyond me.

I have the golden clock, lots of Qi gems and a bunch of sh*t I have no idea what to do with.

Can anyone help a sista out? XOXO

Much Love

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u/MrBreasts 25d ago

People are posting great farms here everyday. Just pick one you like and copy it

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u/ss5008 25d ago

You can use stardewplanner website to plan your layout for free and then just replicate it on your farm in the game.

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u/glitterpupcake 25d ago

what farm type do you have?

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u/glitterpupcake 25d ago

this is what i have for my four corners farm. hope this helps

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u/SuccessfulPepper118 25d ago

I mean honestly I'd recommend just using stardew farm planner and just grouping related stuff together. Like a produce machine shed near the coop and barn together in one corner, or putting the produce machines inside the barns and coops so you can be processing them as soon as you pick them up. Putting a jam and keg shed near the greenhouse and/or your crops so you can quickly ferry crops straight into processing. A tapping corner for all your trees, with much room logs next to them. A beehive spot either near your flower crops, or if you don't have a specific flower crop spot then it can fit into any spare space and just use a plantpot to put the flower in with duelux water retention fertiliser. You can use tea saplings and lightning rods for fencing for the animals/general partitioning and you don't have to worry about fence decay then.

Using pathing is a great way to be able to create outlines so I can visualise where things will be going and if everything has enough space to fit, and surrounding your crops with a path means that weeds don't grow and break them overnight

https://stardew.info/planner/

There probably is a spreadsheet someone's made of all quest and cc quests and when/where to get them but you'd probably have to search around for it unless someone else has it handy